James Bridle (b. 1980) is a British publicist, avant-garde artist, and computer technology specialist. The main topic of his research is the impact of new technologies on human thinking, culture and everyday life. Computer technologies have completely changed the life and space in which modern people live. James Bridle tried to put the changes that have taken place into perspective and drew a kind of map of the new space, outlining the pitfalls and traps that await us in this beautiful “civilized” world. Redundancy and, as a result, lack of information, the desire to take into account the interests of everyone and, as a result, neglect of the interests of the majority, incredible structures bordering on fantasy and at the same time the terrifying vulnerability of these structures, universal access to education and at the same time the dominance of simplified narratives, total lies and obscurantism - we already have all this on the eve of new dark ages. In what direction should we move next? The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.